CD4 and infection: The subtype distribution in the subset of recent infections with available CD4+ T-cell counts and viral loads (n = 214) was very similar to the overall study population, with 77.1% (165/214) subtype B and 22.9% (49/214) non-B infections including A (4.2%, 9/214), C (5.1%, 11/214), D (0.9%, 2/214), F (0.9%, 3/214), G (2.8%, 6/214), CRF01_AE (1.9%, 4/214) and CRF02_AG (1.9%, 4/214) as well as 4.7% (10/214) rare CRF/URFs (all p values of pairwise comparisons > 0.2).